Unnamed Road, 22376, Torla
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This is a free public parking area for daytime use only, and overnight stays are not permitted. It lies after 8 km of a partly rough track, with some narrow sections, but a 6m motorhome can reach it. The spectacular mountain surroundings provide excellent access to numerous hiking routes.
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Free public parking for spending the day. Overnight stays are not allowed. We reached it in a 6 m motorhome without problems; there is one narrow stretch, but the road is quite good. The routes starting there are amazing and the surroundings are spectacular.
Impossible to park! When parked the police came around 23h to say that we couldn’t stay! go to campings lower in the valley, it’s much better
Perfect for countless excursions. The surroundings are simply spectacular. A few metres away is the campsite restaurant, where the food is excellent. I recommend the route to the Otal waterfall. It is fairly easy, although the 2 or 3 hours of walking are unavoidable. The parking area is quite level, with some grassy areas.
SPECTACULAR!! Incredible place.
Parking area in a wonderful setting. Very good starting point for hikes. The approach is somewhat difficult (about 30 minutes), but manageable with patience and time. Camping is forbidden; overnight stays—as at any parking area—probably are not. In the rear area, beyond the hedge, you can park somewhat away from the campsite.
Ideal parking area for stopping and doing countless routes through the Bujaruelo Valley. The campsite next door allows you to spend the night in the middle of the valley. Excellent location.
Overnight stays are allowed. The signs belong to the campsite and have no legal authority to prohibit anything; what is forbidden is camping, as throughout Aragon, meaning putting out awnings, tables, chairs, etc. Signed: a forest ranger.
Overnight stays are allowed. The signs are a botched job by the town hall; what is forbidden is camping, as throughout Aragon, meaning putting out awnings, tables, chairs, etc. That is why some people report that they asked the Civil Guard and were allowed to stay overnight. Signed: a forest ranger.
Very large parking area where it says sleeping is not allowed, but many people sleep there. In the low season the refuge is closed and there are hardly any cars.
The parking area is very large. In the end, to avoid taking risks, we paid for the campsite; its services are minimal, but there were many people spending the night outside it. I do not understand why they say overnight stays are not allowed when next door, at the campsite, they are allowed if you pay. Either it is allowed throughout the park or it is not.